Hotels in Chackmore

Chackmore is far too small to have a hotel of its own, so anyone wanting a proper bed and bathroom rather than a tent will generally base themselves in nearby Buckingham, two miles to the south, or look slightly further afield to Milton Keynes or the surrounding Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire countryside. Buckingham's town centre has a small but useful spread of options, including traditional coaching inns and pub-with-rooms style accommodation within easy walking distance of the Old Gaol and Market Hill, making it possible to explore the town on foot before driving out to Stowe.

Milton Keynes, around twenty minutes away by car, offers a much larger choice of hotels, from budget chain properties to more comfortable mid-range options, along with better public transport links via Milton Keynes Central railway station for onward travel to London. For a quieter, more rural stay, the villages and farmland surrounding Chackmore and Buckingham have a scattering of bed and breakfasts and small country guesthouses, often converted from farmhouses or period cottages, which suit visitors keen to stay close to Stowe's gardens and the walking routes that radiate out from the village.

Wherever you choose to stay, Chackmore's position just off the Buckingham to Stowe avenue means it works well as a day-trip base even without accommodation of its own — close enough to reach on foot or by a short drive from hotels in Buckingham, and central enough to combine a night's stay with visits to Silverstone, Bletchley Park or Bicester Village further afield.